College Eye — May 30, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	West Waterloo Hi. wins track meet; seven new records established Saturday	Results of each event.
1	Hon. J. H. Anderson will give Commencement address; former graduate of I. S. T. C.	Profile of Joseph H. Anderson; photo.
1	T. C. High graduation	Commencement program.
1	May Day at I. S. T. C.	Dorothy Lumry named Queen of the May; photo.
1	1924 Old Gold free	Purchases at local merchants will reduce or eliminate $4 cost of Old Gold.
1	Program for Commencement week
1	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Brief tribute to President Seerley; photo.
1	Jeanne D'Arc to be given Thursday and Friday; over sixty players in the craft	Preview of the play; roster of cast members.
2	Training School news	Short news items from the Training School.
2	Prof. F. L. McCreary to attend Shrine convention	Will observe and play in the band.
3	Swimming teams chosen for women's meet	Roster of team members.
3	The wild, wild life of camping	Physical education students head up the river for annual camping expedition.
3	Teachers lose first game	Luther beat T. C., 15-0; team plays below its ability level.
3	Contest results	Students are encouraged to sell subscriptions to the College Eye; the top three sellers are, from first to third: Philos, Aristos, and Alphas.
3	Memorial Day observed by special chapel services	Chapel exercises will have patriotic theme.
3	The Pop-off	Finds it amusing that students stay after class to ask questions, hoping that the professor will raise their grade.
4	To the retiring staff	New staff thanks and praises previous staff for hard work towards publication of College Eye; dedicate the 1923-1924 paper to be of same quality.
4	To the seniors	Bids Class of 1923 farewell.
4	Our policy	New College Eye staff commits to making the paper the "official educational organ of the school" and to report news stories that are relevant to the student body.
5	T. C. Society	News and events of campus organizations.
6	T. C. has big year in athletics; football	Overview of the season; after a few years of mediocre football, T. C. is coming back as a serious contender among the conference schools; next year looks to be even better than this year was.
6	T. C. has big year in athletics; basketball	Overview of the season; with only two players leaving, next season looks to be a winning one; photo.
6	T. C. has big year in athletics; track	Overview of season; two new awards were added to collection; next season looks to be at least as successful than this one; photo.
7	Wrestling	Overview of the wrestling season.
7	Baseball	Overview of the baseball season.
7	Notice	Subscriptions to College Eye were misplaced; apology offered to students.
7	New physical education course offered; Teachers College first school in state to offer such course; graduates will receive four year diploma	Students may now earn a four year degree in Physical Education; outline of the program; a look at the faculty.
8	Carl Hansen	Will be teaching at Morningside.
8	Prof. Roy Abbott	Delivered three commencement addresses last week.
8	Miss Ruth Nolte	Will be teaching in Charles City.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller	Visited the college.
8	James Mueller	Was driving a Ford roadster during May Day.
8	Miss Elizabeth Mastain	Attended May Day.
8	Misses Mary and Margaret Carnahan	Will be teaching in Stanton, Kentucky.
8	Miss Altha Curtis	Is at home.
8	In memoriam	Doris Miller died.
8	Prof. Barnes goes to U. of W.	Will pursue graduate studies and teach at Wisconsin.
8	Inquiring reporter; Question--"What will you remember longest about the Senior class?"	Students answer.